 | | | | | | | Buying the Dips Can Be a Profitable Strategy | |  | | Long ago, investors learned that it could be profitable to buy the dips. Buying the dips means picking up stocks that are in long term up trends but are experiencing short term weakness. This was a popular strategy in the long bull market that lasted through most of the 1980s and 1990s. Investors were well rewarded for buying weakness.
The recent market sell off, the dip of more than 10% in the S&P 500 that seems to have bottomed in February, reminded at least some investors of the possible value of buying dips. This week, we screened for stocks that could be candidates for buying the dip using quantified criteria to define both up trends and dips.
In our latest article, we screen for low priced stocks with large potential.
In this article, you will also find:
• The exact criteria we used to find these stocks and why we selected those criteria so that you can develop your own investment screens.
• Four stocks that could be undervalued in the current market, that are in short term down turns but long term up trends and are all priced at less than $5 along with charts showing why now could be an ideal time to benefit from the analysts’ analysis.
• A look at what each of these companies do.
• A free tool that could help you find stocks like this at any time.
You can find all of these details right here…
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